AI Regulation News - Page 21 of 28

OpenAI president Greg Brockman is cutting two very large checks. One, for millions, went to a super PAC targeting New York Assemblymember Alex Bores,...

Elon Musk’s X claims it has locked down Grok, stopping the AI from turning photos of real people into sexualized deepfakes.

Jacob Tsimerman won the Fields Medal this year for his work in number theory at the University of Toronto.

Everyone wants to pay less for AI. The standard method is cascading: you send an easy query to a cheap, small model and only bother the expensive one...

The quiet hum of innovation at OpenAI’s DevDay in October has grown into a loud signal.

OpenAI has stopped training and tool use on its most capable models after an internal investigation turned up a string of safety failures, the...

A United Nations scientific panel says governments should stop waiting for perfect data before acting on AI risks, releasing its first major report...

Meta Superintelligence Labs put out Muse Spark 1.3 this week, the fourth version of Muse Spark in five months.

Anthropic's Mythos and Fable models spent part of this summer under U.S. export control restrictions, after a report suggested their safety...

Named entity extraction has run on the same trick for years: enumerate every possible span in a document, then score each one against a maximum...

Elizabeth Warren thinks we're watching the same old movie with a new cast. The plot is reckless borrowing. The stars are AI companies.

A model on Hugging Face went missing from OpenAI's own safety checks earlier this year, exposed in a breach that showed just how easily a company can...

Reinforcement learning has a central, simple tension: do you learn from what you did, or what you could have done? TD learning forces the question.

In clinical settings, accuracy in speech recognition isn’t just a metric, it’s a matter of patient safety.

OpenAI now runs a formal safety check before starting any training run that could push its models into new territory.

Anthropic's Frontier Red Team put a rival's model through the same tests it uses on its own, and the results didn't stay comfortable for long.

Google DeepMind has set up a new institute to answer a question its own leadership can't fully agree on: what artificial general intelligence...

Two former OpenAI researchers are speaking out about a safety mechanism they say got lost in the shuffle after they were pushed out of the company.

Doctors are drowning in paperwork. The speech recognition tools thrown to them as a lifeline?

Open-weight AI models come with built-in refusals, the trained instinct to say no to requests for malware code or exploit instructions.